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In:
Widerspruch
29 (2009), 57, 123-136
| Michael Vester
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In:
Nicole Burzan, Peter A. Berger ,
Dynamiken (in) der gesellschaftlichen Mitte
Wiesbaden: VS Verlag für Sozialwissenschaften
55-78
| Michael Vester
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Mit den Kräfteverschiebungen der Weltwirtschaft und dem Abbau politischer Regulierungen verschieben sich beschleunigt auch die Proportionen zwischen gering und hochqualifizierter, industrieller und tertiärer, männlicher und weiblicher Arbeit und zwischen privilegierten und prekären Arbeitsverhältnissen. Damit sind auch die bisherigen „Zeitdiagnosen“ herausgefordert, die ein unaufhaltsames Ende der ...
In:
WSI Mitteilungen
64 (2011), 12, 629-633
| Michael Vester
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In:
LR online
(2008),
| Stefan Vetter
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This article aims to contribute to the understanding of how the strong ties influence the first decision of internal migration. We analyze different dimensions of the family network applying hazard models to a large data set for West-Germany (i.e. GSOEP). Following residence careers since age 15 we are able to identify a significant negative effect of the network's size, which may be associated ...
Marrakesh:
2009,
| Sergi Vidal
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<b>Objective</b>: Migration rates of dual-earner couples are lower than those of male-breadwinner couples. We revisit this issue using a cross-national comparative perspective and examine heterogeneity in the role of female employment in couple relocations. We propose a theoretical framework in which national levels of support for female employment and normative expectations about gender ...
In:
Demographic Research
36 (2017), 10, 307-338
| Sergi Vidal, Francisco Perales, Philipp M. Lersch, Maria Brandén
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Bremen:
Centre for Social Policy Research (ZeS),
2001,
(ZeS-Arbeitspapier 17/2001)
| Holger Viebrok, Ralf K. Himmelreicher
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Münster:
LIT,
2004,
| Holger Viebrok, Ralf K. Himmelreicher, Winfried Schmähl
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In:
natur online vom 15. Jan. 2015
(2015),
| Martin Vieweg
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This article studies mobility patterns of German workers in light of a model of sector-specific human capital. Furthermore, I employ and describe little-used data on continuous on-the-job training occurring after apprenticeships. Results are presented describing the incidence and duration of continuous training. Continuous training is quite common, despite the high incidence of apprenticeships which ...
Toronto:
York University, Department of Economics,
1998,
(Department of Economics Working Paper 99-03)
| Lars Vilhuber